Louis Sullivan - Creating a new American Architecture

Louis Sullivan

Creating a new American Architecture

Autor: Patrick F. Cannon

Código: LIARAR0291293

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Creating a new American Architecture

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Editor:  Pomegranate

Lugar de impresión:  Petaluma, California

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On the eve of the twentieth century, Chicago was rapidly outgrowing its borders. Architect Louis Henry Sullivan (American, 1856–1924) answered the demand for more office space, theaters, department stores, and financial centers by pioneering what would become an essential model for city life—the skyscraper. Blending Art Nouveau complexity with geometric elegance, Sullivan's tall buildings included Chicago's Auditorium Building, the largest building in the world when it was completed in 1889. Sullivan's design was heralded as the Wonder of the Age—a title equally fitting for the architect himself.Louis Sullivan's designs stand today as leading exemplars of Chicago School architecture. Even Frank Lloyd Wright, a former assistant to Sullivan, would later refer to him as his "lieber Meister," or "beloved master." Sullivan brought to his practice a conviction that ornamentation should arise naturally from a building's overall design, restating, in a large or small way, themes expressed in the structure as a whole. Having spent much of his career in a late Victorian world that bristled with busy, fussy ornament for ornament's sake, Sullivan refuted the fashionable style with the now famous dictum "Form follows function." This break from tradition is perhaps most evident in Sullivan's strides to reimagine the commercial space—from America's earliest skyscrapers to the small-town banks that populated the architect's commissions in the second half of his career.In Louis Sullivan: Creating a New American Architecture, nearly two hundred photographs with descriptive captions document Sullivan's genius for modern design. Patrick Cannon introduces each chapter with key biographical information and discusses the influences that shaped Sullivan's illustrious career. Rare historical photographs chronicle those buildings that, sadly, have since been destroyed, while James Caulfield's contemporary photography captures Sullivan's existing Chicago buildings and many other structures in eastern and midwestern cities that are of equal importance in the architect's oeuvre. Includes selected bibliography and index of buildings.

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Ejemplar en buen estado. Sobrecubierta con restos de polvo y señales de desgaste en bordes y esquinas. Páginas amarillentas y cortes con restos de polvo. Texto en inglés. Libro en buen estado.

Código ISBN:  0764957716

EAN:  9780764957710

Páginas:  192

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Altura:  24
Ancho:  26

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Imágenes en blanco y negro, color y pies. Fotografías de James Caulfield. Texto en inglés.

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Louis Sullivan

Creating a new American Architecture

Autor: Patrick F. Cannon

Código: LIARAR0291293

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